Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1887-05-19


clination among the people to
patronize some quiet Western re
treat than to journey to the fashion
able resorts East. Comfort health,
and economy are all in favor of the
N orthwest. The time is coming
when Eastern visitors will appreciate
our lakes and forests and flower
covered prairies during the heated
term.
LAST week it was announced tn at
Prof. Gillett, county school superin-
tendent, while on his way to visit
schools in this part of the county,
was taken sick at Dodgeville and
compelled to return home in conse-
quence. Since, however, he has
been this way and spent one or two
hours with several schools. His
devotion TO the cause of education
is already being recognized and APP
preciated throughout the county,
HArs.-For the summer trade
Gundry, Gray & Co. have opened
very complete and attractive stock
of hats. Straw hats, stiff hats, soft
hats-all grades in every variety.
o, such a display!
SUPERINTENDENT Perkins re-
ceiyed into the Iowa county Asy-
Ium, on Saturday, May 7th, the
following named insane patients
from Pierce county, Wis. Frank
Daniels, Tnos. HeIsingef, Vo.eujnv
Clarkett, Andrew Anderson, Isabel
Matthlson, and Ida Preston; and
on the lth day Of May received the
following from Jackson county,
Wis: John Oleson, Hans, OIeson,
Hans Cleveland, and Edwin Irish;
making ten from other counties.
The total number Of patients in
the asylum is sixty two.
EVERY lady will be interested in
the June Number of DeHoreSts
Montdty, as it is an exceedingly in
teresting one. The steel plate,
"The Fate of Nydia," is a novel and
very beautiful, both in execution
and design, and the other illustra-
tions are also very fine. The Fash
ion Department of this excellent
publication is so well edited as to
lead many to suppose that it is a
Fashion Magazine, but this is a
great mistake; for in reality it is a
Literary Magazine of the highest
order, with all its departments SO
ably conducted that every member
of the family watches with interest
for its. arrival. We know of no
magazine better deserving TO be
called a Family Magazine, and it
ought to be found in every refined
household. That the publisher is a
prohibiuouist, tells where it stands
on the Temperance question Pub
iished by w. Jennings Demerest,
Is East l4uh Street, New York.
DELLER's stock of dress goods is
larger this spring than 1t has been
for years. Everything in that line
that is new you can find there, and
at low prices.
GoDEY's LADY's Book for June is
decidedly the best number for the
present year. A variety of colored
and black fashion and work pages
comprise the illustrations, with a
steel plate, entitled "1appy Days.
The literary pages are filled with ex-
ceilent matter in prose and verse;
among the contributors are Marian
| Z. L. Reeves, Prof. Clarence NJ
Boutele, Eleanor Moore Hiestand
Mrs. 5. A. Shields, Jenny June, w
A. Peters, Henry W. Austin, Tubor
OH, etc, etc. w. Il. Striker, Pub
fisher, Phila., Pa. Price, $500 pei
year. Sample copy, 10 cents. Go
dey's Lady's Book for Juue 10 bright
attractive, ana decidedly the besr
number for 1887. The fashions II
both colored and black show the
latest novelties, while the work
pages give useful aud attractive
work. The steel plate entitled